Tapping the potential for reducing work-related road deaths and injuries (PIN Flash 49)
EU Member States cut back on vital vehicle checks and open door to “monster trucks” in double blow to EU road safety
ETSC and partners urge European Commission to establish dedicated EU Road Safety Agency
ETSC urges Commission to protect safety in small cars initiative
Dec 08, 2025 09:00 Cesta dveh cesarjev 176, 1000 Ljubljana
PIN Talk: Driving under the influence and road safety, Ljubljana 8 December / PIN pogovor: Vožnja pod vplivom alkohola ali drog in varnost prometa, Ljubljana, 8. december 2025
Comparative Overview EU-US Vehicle Standards
Wallonia (Belgium) could implement speed reduction to combat high death rate
London’s lorry vision standard saves lives
Sweden uses real-time car data to detect slippy roads
Zurich and Cardiff to move forward with weight-based parking charges
UK campaign urges faster action on life-saving vehicle technologies
New study shows in-car voice assistants could help prevent drowsy driving crashes
ETSC supports UK proposals to restrict misleading marketing of assisted driving systems
Wales’ first full year of 20 mph default limits shows early safety gains and speed reductions
20mph limits in London linked to sharp fall in road injuries and deaths, new report finds
Majority of UK drivers support alcohol interlocks to curb repeat drink-driving offences
30 km/h: Bologna’s new speed limits bring positive changes; lower insurance costs in the UK; Greece consulting on national rollout
Half of killed young car passengers in the UK were unbelted
New York trial confirms ISA effectiveness
Commission says 30 km/h speed limits work as Bologna and Wales report progress
Poland may introduce a trial period for newly qualified drivers
No link between price and protection offered by cycle helmets
Opinion: Can 2024 mark the start of a new era of EU-UK cooperation on road safety?
New study looks at effects of 30 km/h speed limits
European city leaders unite in call for the right to set safer speed limits
A 30 km/h in urban areas has had positive effects
UK: Large proportion of e-scooter injuries go unreported
UK government says self-driving carmakers liable for crashes in new framework
